Almoradí Street Market

Almoradí Street Market sets up every Saturday from 8am to 2pm on Calle España, in the centre of Almoradí in Alicante province. This is the town's weekly mercadillo, traded in the open air and packed away by two. If you are planning around a different day, the other street markets in this city are listed separately.

About Almoradí Street Market

The Saturday slot runs weekly through the year rather than on a monthly or seasonal pattern. Stalls trade outdoors, which puts the weather squarely in your planning, and the market route is wheelchair accessible. Cash is the workhorse here, though contactless and mobile payments are accepted as well.

What you'll find at Almoradí Street Market

Five things are on the stalls: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, nuts and dried fruit, flowers and plants, and clothing and textiles. That makes it a produce run and a clothes browse in one morning rather than a specialist food market. Almoradí town hall publishes its own listing for the weekly market.

How to get to Almoradí Street Market

The address is Calle España 12, in the middle of Almoradí, and walking beats driving once you are in town. Nothing is stepped along the market route, so wheelchairs and pushchairs get through. Almoradí is one of dozens of market towns across Alicante province.

Where to stay in Almoradí

Almoradí is a small town, so the Town Centre is the practical base: you can walk to Calle España on Saturday morning without moving the car. For more hotels and evening restaurants, Orihuela City Centre is a short drive away and still puts the market within easy reach.

What day is Almoradí Street Market?

Almoradí Street Market runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm, on a weekly rather than monthly or seasonal pattern. Stalls set up outdoors along Calle España in the centre of town and pack away by early afternoon, so a morning visit is the only way to catch it.

What can you buy at the Almoradí market?

Almoradí Street Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, nuts and dried fruit, flowers and plants, and clothing and textiles. Those five categories are what the stalls trade in every Saturday, so it works as both a produce run and a browse for clothes, with everything set out in the open air on Calle España.

Do stalls at Almoradí Street Market take cards?

Almoradí Street Market stalls accept cash, contactless and mobile payments, so a card or a phone will get you through some of them. Cash is still worth carrying, because at an open-air market each stall decides for itself what it takes and there is no central till.

Is the Almoradí markt the same as the Mercadillo de Almoradí?

Yes, the Almoradí markt, the marché d'Almoradí and the Mercadillo de Almoradí all mean the same Saturday street market on Calle España. Mercadillo is the Spanish word for a street market, and the town's is the one that runs from 8am to 2pm every Saturday.